Sentence examples for almost impossible to conceive from inspiring English sources

For most of us though, these figures are almost impossible to conceive or evaluate.

But for many Koreans, the 38th parallel is an open wound in a once-united nation that is now so deep, it is almost impossible to conceive that it could ever heal.

Locked-in syndrome is extremely ­dramatic and very rare and is almost impossible to conceive of, but is not unrelated to what it must be like on the ground floor of a collapsed building when you're locked in mechanically.

Its imagery, its juxtapositions and paradoxes, its reach into the subconscious of dreams and imaginings has become so much part of the visual language of commerce as well as of art that it is almost impossible to conceive of the last century without it.

The reality, however, is that it's almost impossible to conceive how much data are produced by a company in a single day, let alone decades.

No Chancellor of the Exchequer would want to give a Scottish finance minister complete discretion to borrow, because it is almost impossible to conceive of how Scottish sovereign debt would not be guaranteed in theory or practice by Westminster: the chancellor would be terrified of what Holyrood would do it if had his credit card.

Now it is almost impossible to believe.

That is almost impossible to believe.

The transformation is almost impossible to believe.

It is astonishing, almost impossible to believe".

It's almost impossible to believe".